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  1. Autumnbriar
    Yes, I have plenty of pics.......as to the breeding of the running dogs I started out with some hanncock blood, then purchased some excellent Staghounds (Pics below)... last summer I did my first cross and covered one of my stags with a 50/50 whippet bull cross and got the dog I posted about in the running dog section Hazmat. His Dam Dakota is one of the hardest running dogs I have got..... this year I did finally get my 10 year old Tom Riely bitch (7/8 grey 1/8 deerhound) covered by my Hanncock bloodlined Lurcher (grey, border/beardie) and I got 5 nice pups (and took some flack for breeding a
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    ginge, I gave it a go last year and did OK, but then felt I will hold off until I have some offspring, just in case I will keep you posted on the outcome....
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    Nice looking dog there.....
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    I do dream of running my dogs where I can see the run!.......
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    I worked for Penny Chenery ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_Chenery ), many moons ago.... she was the owner of Secrateriat..... and for the most part most of his offspring floundered, but what she found was if linebred the line did quiet well......
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    Him and his entire litter matured at 24-25" tall
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    Johnny is the one of the best dogs I have ever owned
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    Turning two, and is ready for Coyote season this fall.....
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    This is Hazmat, at 9 moths old
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    LOL Yes Bass...... which I don't like..... I prefer trout
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    Hows the area your hunting open or wooded? a little of both?
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    Looks like "proud flesh" http://www.wiwfarm.com/proud.htm
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    I live on the top of a mountain, so the view is all down hill here's the backside of the mountain
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    Jay, I work a core number of dogs..... not all of them, some a retired, some are just growing others are breeding stock, of the 14 lurchers, only four are seasoned, 2 are retired (1 is 10years old, the other is injured) 4 have been started, the others are up and coming pups. Either I or my partners run coyotes Oct - Febuary the dogs are out 2-4 times per week, one gets banged up it's double time for another at the end of this season only two were still sound. My goal is to always have 4 pairs. I have them paired by function, we have small area's where the timber is not so thick and the sta
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    The kennels are still a work in progress, in total when finished there will be 15 terrier pens 4X8 covered and 4X8 uncovered..... for a total of 4X16.... My running dogs are in open pens......
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    What I would give to have a place where I could run my hounds and teriers all year, in the summer it's terriers in the winter it's the running dogs..... we have red fox, and grey fox (more grey than red), skunks, raccoon, oppossum, skunks, porcupines, woodchucks, and SKUNKS...... Hopefully the ferrets will provide good sport with them skunks......
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    Zeke, or Radar That is one sharp looking terrier... Zeke can also be spelled Zeek
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    Yes your right Ken James not Chambers.........
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    LOL oh yeah.....been working more with the running dogs, Hows it going with you? I sure wish my dogs could write then maybe I could retire and they could go to work and earn what pays the bills.... Opps misread your post...... Nope it's not Ken Chambers, but I have seen where he hunts, Ken works a pack of two to four terriers and how they work I would say it's like "worrying" the quarry.... but the fella is about an hour north east of him... lol and he did start with terriers from him
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    I live in the states, the area I live in is hilly (mountains really), extrememly rocky, clay soil... The terrier I found that works best for my area is about 12 lbs, very tiny chest under 15" prefered, and mixes bays. Now In the same state (Pennsylvania) there is a fella who hunts in a totally rocky undiggable area and he requires and even softer terrier one that will come out, or be called out as the tubes are usually about 6" , rock lined and the goal is to have quarry bolt. This fella prefers a 8-10 lb terrier with a 14" chest, his terriers are also slight of leg..... Below me abou
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    EXCELLENT!......they have a few other things I wanted as well.......
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    Can somebody put up a link to a place where I can find those link type couplers? Here in the states I can't seem to find good couplers......thanks in advance!..... also if somebody knows where I can find a place to get good Leather slip collars.....
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    I didn't know Jackles were that big!..... that was a heck of a job by that saluki!
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    The Saluki video was amazing the carted deer one was shameful, and did anyone notice the horns were cut off?
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    the feet on the right look a little loose.....but the heads look serial........
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